In this exciting episode of Her Game Too, host Caz May is joined by two lifelong Wrexham AFC fans—Mia Roberts and Chel Humphreys—for an in-depth look at the club's incredible journey.

Mia, a former player for Wrexham Women, shares her personal story of playing for the club, including the thrilling experience of their promotion at the iconic Cae Ras. She also talks about her unforgettable moment celebrating with Wrexham’s owners, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, aboard the open-top bus after their promotion. With a new career path as a co-commentator for both the men's and women's games at Wrexham, Mia reveals how she’s navigating this next chapter in her football journey.

Chel, a passionate Wrexham fan, opens up about her years of supporting the club, from the challenges of being a fan in the lower leagues to the whirlwind changes brought on by the takeover. She reflects on the shift in media attention and the newfound spotlight on Wrexham AFC, and how it feels to be a fan during this remarkable rise.

In this episode of Her Game Too, we welcome Hadrien Agnew-François, the driving force behind Her Game Too France.

As the founder of the French branch, Hadrien opens up about the organisation’s journey, sharing how he brought the UK-based movement to France to combat sexism in sport and create safer spaces for women.

He discusses the work Her Game Too has done so far in France, from working with clubs to awareness campaigns, and reflects on his unique role as a male ally within this movement.

This inspiring conversation covers the challenges, successes, and future goals of Her Game Too France, as Hadrien explains how men can play an active part in solving the issue of sexism in sports.

In this episode of Her Game Too, host Clayton sits down with Lucy Ford, co-founder of the movement, to discuss her journey as a passionate football fan and her mission to make the game more inclusive for women.

Lucy shares her love for football, what inspired her to get involved in the campaign, and the shocking data she uncovered about sexism faced by female fans.

She talks about the powerful work being done to promote inclusivity in both football and cricket, and the challenges and triumphs of starting a campaign that has already made a huge impact in the sports world.